Yura Tours PTY LTD
Yura Tours welcomes visitors to their Island home and wishes to share their cultural knowledge and stories with you – where they lived and walked, how they foraged for traditional foods, what their creation stories are and how sacred the native flora and fauna are.
Yura Tours invites you to immerse yourself in the white sands, fresh air, spectacular coastal scenery and most of all, Quandamooka Culture.
Sand Beneath My Feet
Tour includes Welcome to Country, cultural talk based on the Quandamooka Aboriginal uses of the plants and trees through to home beach. Then an easy walk along the beach to Adder Rock to enjoy the South Passage creation dreamtime story whilst looking over the coral sea and over to Mulgumpin (Moreton Island). Depending on what the bush has to offer that day there may be some bush tucker to taste (we all know Minjerribah is plentiful).
Price: $79Family Price $180 (2x Adult 2xChild)
Children under 5 free
Whale Watching - Land Based Cultural Walking Tour
Be escorted by your very own Quandamooka Guide on a cultural walk to around the famous Gorge Walk at Mulumba (point Lookout). Learn about Minjerribah creation stories and its beautiful flora and its Aboriginal uses, Take in the majestic scenery and Magical Yallingbilla (Whale) performances as they pass right below you! The local Dolphins Kangaroos Turtles also love to hang around on our headlands and in the ocean.
Price: $89Children - 7-14 $49
Adults $89
Children under 7 free must be accompanied with an adult
Minjerribah Cultural Experience - Driving Tour
Pick up and drop off to on Island accommodation or Dunwich Ferry by Quandamooka guide. Head off to Bummiera (Brown lake) to experience a traditional Welcome to country and take in the beautiful surroundings connecting you to country.
Walk in their ancestors foots steps stopping in at Moongalaba / Terra Bulla (Old Mission Site) then onto Capemba (Myora Springs).
Next stop is the famous Mulumba (Point Lookout headland) to enjoy a guided cultural tour up around many headlands listening to creation stories, taking in the breathtaking views and learning about the different flora of the island and its aboriginal uses.
Head back towards Goompi (Dunwich) stopping at the Goompi Art galleries and or North Stradbroke Island Musuem when open to pick up something special to take home.
Minjerribah Experience - 3 hour Cultural driving experience
Bajara "Foot Prints"
Leave nothing but footprints behind! 4 hour First Nations / Aboriginal led 4WD beach tour
around Minjerribah North Stradbroke Island. Enjoy our beautiful lakes, beaches, Flora and fauna. Immerse yourself in Island life and the worlds oldest living culture.
Meanjin to Minjerribah Cultural Day trip
Discover Brisbane's best-kept secret on an unforgettable journey to Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), the second-largest sand island in the world. This day trip offers more than just stunning landscapes — it's a deeply immersive cultural experience led by proud First Nations guides from the Quandamooka People, the traditional custodians of the land and sea.
Connect with Country and Culture
Step into a world of ancient wisdom, breathtaking scenery, and rich storytelling as you explore the lands and waters of Minjerribah. From the moment you arrive, you'll feel the powerful presence of culture and Country intertwined — every sand dune, headland, and waterhole holds a story passed down through generations.
Let your guide lead you through sacred sites and natural wonders while sharing the Quandamooka Creation Stories, spiritual knowledge, and traditional practices that continue to shape and define life on the island.
Wildlife and Natural Wonders
Tick off Australia's iconic wildlife in their natural habitat — spot koalas dozing in gum trees, kangaroos grazing on open grasslands, and turtles and dolphins playing in the island's crystal waters. During the winter months, witness the majestic humpback whales on their annual migration along the coast — an awe-inspiring spectacle not to be missed.
Adult prices 16 years old and over
Experiences you can enjoy:
- Aboriginal Culture
- Experience is charged
Activities you can engage in:
- Walks